Jonathon Hill

@compwright · SC · H

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Posts15
Engagement19
Voting-record position0.159
CoverageJan 28, 2021 to Mar 29, 2023
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Most distinctive Education 0.2 pp below the party median

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Education4.0%4.2%−0.2 ppUnder-indexed15
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Jonathon Hill

@compwright

Republican SC House

@luft_michelle This is really a point about why there should be NO school funding at all, public, private, or otherwise.

Education

Jonathon Hill

@compwright

Republican SC House

But no homeschool! https://t.co/YgItZRMe2C

Education

Jonathon Hill

@compwright

Republican SC House

RT @SCSBA: House debating @compwright amendment on retroactive teacher step pay bill to require the increase be given to only teachers in d…

Education

Jonathon Hill

@compwright

Republican SC House

Getting paid *something* is 1000x better than paying (or worse, borrowing) for a lame and obsolete college degree. That was true 20 years ago, it<U+2019>s 1000x truer today

Education